Trump Administration Drops Effort to Halt Wind Energy Projects Across the US
Clean energy production surges despite a slew of policy, permitting, and procedural hurdles imposed by the White House. Read More
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Author: Aman Azhar
Jana Kay Rodgers – Lighthouse Funeral and Cremation Services
Jana Kay Cross was born September 17, 1956, the youngest of three daughters to Rheta Francis Stewart Cross and Dr. James Levi Cross, a veterinarian in Tulia, Read More
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Air It Out Football Camp interview – Zach Bryant, West Texas High
Press Pass Sports reporter Lee Baker talks with West Texas High wide receiver/ linebacker Zach Bryant at the Air It Out Football Camp. Bryant will be a junior for the Comanches this upcoming football season. As a sophomore last year, Bryant played a pivotal role on a WT High team that was 14-1 and made
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Fermi responds to Gov. Abbott’s data center directive aimed at protecting Texas ratepayers
As a major data center project moves forward in Amarillo, Governor Greg Abbott is directing state regulators to ensure residential customers are not left paying for the infrastructure costs to support the industry’s expansion. Read More
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WT’s Great Books Series continues Tuesday with ‘Monsters’ in Amarillo
West Texas A&M University is continuing its Great Books Series this Tuesday.
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Dust walls and landsprouts invade tiny Texas towns
So much for Memorial Day weekend plans in the Panhandle. Read More
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8 arrested in Randall County for soliciting prostitution after undercover operation
Eight people are facing charges after an undercover operation in Randall County over the weekend. Read More
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Obituary for Albert Murray Peets at Lewallen-Garcia-Pipkin Funeral Home
Albert Al Peets, 93, was born on November 17, 1932, in Lexington, Mississippi, and passed away on March 28, 2026, in Midland, Texas. Als life began in the cotton fields of Mississippi and Louisiana, where he learned the value of hard work at an early age. He went on to Read More
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No fat to trim: Texas beef industry profits eaten away by new threat
Drought, wildfire, tariffs and now screwworm are straining the beef industry in Texas as the U.S. herd reaches its smallest point in 75 years.
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